Furnished Rooms for Rent Across Multiple DC Streets
Classified notice lists numerous furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in Washington DC area, including locations on J Ave NW, 18th Street NW, MD Ave NE, Florida Avenue, Belmont Road, and more. Describes front and rear rooms, private baths, board options, steam heat, hot water, and proximity to public transit and offices.
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Nasr Bath
Guvernalernl
Costomer
18Th ST
Fairmont
Bath
Bo An
Mt Plemwagr
Birlington
Apt
Aingle
Neal
S&t
Ted Bath
Mead
Tom Tye
Uae
NFM
Rome
Belmont Road
Taree
Alidre
Wilder
Yates
Calat
Belmont ST
Clasereields Country
Beausfulis
Athamarle
Ainter Elma
Frank
Hans
Yave Belmont
Kifehad
Patureil
Legal Notices in the District of Columbia 1914
Court orders probate actions and notices in Washington DC newspapers. The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia directs appearance by numerous heirs and parties in estate matters including Rose Ho McFerran and others, with publication in the Washington Law Reporter and Washington Post, plus probate announcements for Harry Hutton and Pletcher White estates, and letters testamentary granted to Albert Spanangler.
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Supremo Court
District of Columbia National Savings and ‘Trust Company
Ron Ho MiFerran
Plaimive Presbytery
Santa Fe
Rose Ho McFerran
Banta Fe
Board of Home Missions
Presbyterian Courth of
The
United States of America
Nannie Wood
Ophelia Johnston Esler
Kahryn Johnston
Lula McFerran McQuown
Nannie Mary McFerran Kempey
Carolyne Bee Forbes
Charles Farber Sallie Clark Hin
Hos McFerran Cole
Ruth Wider I
Nathalie Hi
Sherwin
Harry Mc
Donald Hill
Charles Grawebrook
Hin
Allences
Charles Glasebrook III
Joan McFerran
Marion Hall
Fannie Johnston
Samuel McFerran
Charles Harlow
Helen Harlow
Presslex
Florence Harlow Harlow
Carolyne Lee Forbes
Forbes
Zerilda Hil
Washington Law Reporter
Washington
Walter I
Suprfve Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Harry Dubant Hutton
Samuel L Hilton
Clara Hutton
Devisees
Alisnees
Causa
Washington Post
Werdell
Stafford
Attest
Seal
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Frederick
Notice of Letters Testamentary in DC Probate Court
The District of Columbia probate courts grant letters testamentary to the subscriber for Evelina MooBrud'homme and Sarah Green. Creditors must exhibit their claims with proper authentication by October 5 1915 or be barred from estate benefits. Deputy Register of Wills George Rosf Jr and William C Taylor oversee the proceedings.
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Sutremp Court
District OF Columbia
Bilding Probate Court
Evelina MooBrud‘homme
Columbia
George Rosf. Jr
Lamont Surest
West
Taylor
Supreme Court OF the
Eub
Sarah Green
Elhanan W Keyser
Atreet
WM C Taylor
Administering Probate Notice in District of Columbia
Margaret W Pills, Register of Wills for the District of Columbia, issues letters of administration for the estate of Robert W Fillius deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers authenticated to the subscriber before the stated date, otherwise they will be excluded from the estate. Location shown as 143 W Street Northwest.
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Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
Robert W Fillius
Margaret Wo
Atrest
Tanner Register of Wills
Local Produce Market Prices and Market Dullness
Wholesale prices for chickens eggs potatoes and a long list of fruits and vegetables with varied per unit and per crate quotes. Market unusually dull with prices lower overall than in many years.
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Elgin
Tub
New York State
Virginia
West Virginia
Philadelphia markets report mixed wheat and eggs
Philadelphia markets note higher bid for red wheat exports at 108 and northern Duluth export at 56 percent. Poultry prices steady with alive fowls and dressed chicks in limited supply. Eggs show steady activity with small quantities traded.
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Philadelphia
Bltter & Pirm
Duluth
Oil Quotations and Shipment Averages Reported
Oil quotations show mixed results with Ou Cuy Pa and Get figures. Credit and palaasen values appear uncertain while shipments reach 95 with an average of 74 831. The report lists Rune at 56 039 and a general average around 1.7 dollars per unit.
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Credit Palaasen
London Drafts Rise Call Money Rules Easier
London drafts rise as call money eases. preliminary September foreign trade shows a sharp drop in imports and exports. Improved prospects for October due to larger cotton and food shipments, with bank statements and new measures under consideration while exchange rates remain pressured by war-related factors. Local loans in London prompt renewals reluctant from foreign lenders.
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New York
London
Tosca
Rome
United States Treasury reports October 14 1914 financials
Revenue receipts this day 32 679 744 50 Ordinary disbursements 2 233 965 95 Excess disbursements 594 221 15 Revenue for the month 17 423 844 58 Year to date receipts 198 691 812 01 Last fiscal year to date 7 907 434 447 66 Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year to date 280 825 799 41 Last fiscal year to date 198 50 General fund assets and liabilities list gold coin and other holdings silver bullion 186 090 167 20 Total assets 282 540 687 55 Bank notes for redemption 7111 903 00
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General Fund
Treasury
United States
National Bank
Treasury Philippines
Wheat Prices Steady After Renewed Export Demand
Chicago grain market closes steady with wheat near last night’s levels amid broad North American demand. No 2 red and No 2 hard wheats show modest gains while corn and oats move within narrow ranges. provisions mixed as trading ends.
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Chicago
Ghent
New York Grain Market Report October 16
New York wheat spots show firm prices with bids around 119 and 112 for various classes. Buffalo futures rise on export demand with December near 1.22 and May at 1.28. Corn and barley also noted with standard grades and modest futures activity in Buffalo.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
C. L
Buffalo
Live Stock Markets Report from Chicago and New York
Chicago receipts show hogs 14 000 with steady prices, cattle 1 000 steady, and sheep 10 000 steady with varied weights and calf values. New York beeves and sheep futures list multiple classes with mixed quotations and stock totals for the day.
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Chicago
New York
Revelpur
New York Money Market Summary From Acto Column
Mercantile paper at 6 3⁄4 to 7. Sterling exchange firm for 60 day bills at 4 9 4 4 for cables 4 85 04 9895 for demand 4 7 5 CHANTABILITY Silver at 86 5 percent. Exchanges total 228 188 778. Balances 15 254 863.
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New York
Acto
Sterling Exchange
Southern Railway to temporarily cut passenger trains
The Southern Railway Company will discontinue curtain trains on October 18 after talks with state railroad commissions. The move, due to falling traffic and expense cuts, aims to minimize local disruption. Other trains will stop at the same stations to preserve travel along the lines.
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Southern Railway Company
Fairfax, Harrison
South
Rock Island Receiver Sought by New York Suit
The State supreme court ordered the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed to take charge of unpledged properties and sue directors for damages. The receiver would locate hidden assets, intervene in a foreclosure, and pursue claims for alleged railroad losses on behalf of Brand.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Horace Nl. Brand
Central Trust Company
Federal District Court
Brand
Morse and Company Sued Over Hudson Navigation
The Manhattan Navigation Company filed a Sherman anti trust suit in Federal court against Charles W Morse and the Hudson Navigation Company. It seeks 1 050 000 dollars in damages claiming four years of conspiratorial methods harmed its business between New York Albany and Troy. The Manhattan company operates two steamers. Morse presides over Hudson Navigation which runs passenger and freight service on the Hudson River. The plaintiff alleges damages of 250 000 dollars, tripled under the Sherman law, with the suit targeting Morse and the Hudson Navigation for ruin of its operations.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Hudson Navigation Company
Manhattan Navigation Company
Hudson River
Morse
Albany
Troy
Manhattan Company
New York Cotton Holds Steady Amid Cooler Belt Weather
U S cotton market shows little material change as cool conditions press western belt and clear weather hints at increased picking and ginning in eastern and central areas. Census bureau report due October 26 could show around 7 million bales ginned since start. exports larger today and southern spot markets steadier, though comparisons with last season remain weak. New Orleans spot remains quiet at 11 11 18.
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New York
Census Bureau
Aight Squren
New Orleans
New York Produce Market Report Highlights Varied Commodities
The New York market note lists butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, sugar, flour, cornmeal, hay, beef, lard, and cottonseed oil with mixed receipts and prices. It records firmer butter, steady cheese and flour, and varied livestock and grain values across several regions and dates.
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New York
Middle West
South America
Washington cattle market hogs and lambs price list
Classified column from The Post advertises livestock prices including hogs at per pound, sheep values, and calf rates. Notices emphasize free posting for ads and no charge for advertising.
Holland writes of praised at bankers sessions in Richmond
New York October 16 1907 American Bankers Association met in Richmond recalling efforts in 1907 to reform the currency system amid the panic. Delegates noted extraordinary South growth over twenty years and stressed water power development and cooperation with the Federal government as European war impacts were discussed.
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Richmond
South
New York
American Bankers' Association
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
United States
Bankera
Birmingham
Atlanta
Richman
George Wertinghouse
American Bankers’ Association
Edison
Union
Bankery
Holland
Cleanup appeal urges households to curb flies and mosquitoes
The weekly health department report calls district households to cooperate in placing refuse in proper receptacles and removing it regularly. It cites 634 filthy alleys, 287 areas, 353 cellars, 1,816 sheds, 4,432 yards, and 768 vacant lots found dirty during the year ending June. The report warns that poor air conditions invite pests and infectious germs, urging self-help for healthier homes and public well being.
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Health Department
Auto Gunmen Fined and Merchants Cheated in Alexandria
A group of men, described as auto gunmen, shot at Maggie Jefferson in Alexandria on April 2. Irwin and Reh were fined for assault and battery, Hempler was jailed for 30 days plus a $30 fine. Merchants Robert Knight and Richard Gibson were swindled by a well dressed mulatto youth who posed as a servant delivering a camera order and stole other items. Milton Fling enters Congress race on Socialist ticket. Evangelist Starke to speak on "Man Wreckers." Fire damages old railroad station storage area in Alexandria with minor loss.
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Milton Fling
Congress
Evangelist Starke
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Maggie Jefferson
Fred Red
Leslie Irwin
Washington
Corporation Court
Louis C Barley
Irwin
Aftermay
Howard W Smith
Louis N Duffey
RC L Moncure
Alexandria County
Harry Hempler
Duffey
Mancure
Hempler
Sherif Harry Palmer
Alexandra
Ro Gordon Finney Hempler
Aaid
South Bank of the Potomac
Knight
Preston
Cockey’s
Evangelist Lee Starke
Clit
Fight Made on Sullivan as Excise Board Hears Protest
The Excise Board, in the longest hearing day yet, heard protests from three Post Office Department employees near Sullivan's saloon at Firat and K streets northeast against renewing the license. Attorney A. E. Shoemaker argued the saloon endangers workers, while the applicant's rep said only four of 185 division employees frequent the saloon and no other complaints exist.
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Excise Board
Postoffice Department
Florence Sullivan
Firat Street
Firat and
K Streets
Sullivan's
Blakeslie
A. E. Shoemaker
Antisaloon League
S&s
Jo MacDonough
Sullivan's Saloon
Rod
Too Much of It At Our Table War Tourist Talk
A Plain Dealer snippet notes a dinner hour clash as a couple complains about war tourists from Europe at their table. The exchange highlights social friction over foreign visitors and timing.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wes
Police Notes Dozens of Thefts and Accidents Reported Yesterday
Police reported robberies including a pocketbook with Bain bills from 168s Ro street northwest and another with 32 dollars from 1217 L street northwest. Property losses include a red and green rug, a tan leather brief bag, a chinchilla overcoat, pajamas and underwear, and a bag valued at five dollars. A bus led to a concussion for Frank McDaniel, and an automobile collision at Eleventh street damaged a fountain. Fires from a chimney obstruction and a furnace fire were logged. Pedestrian injuries included a 3 year old struck at Fifteenth and G streets and a fall at Ninth and hi streets. A purse theft of 13 dollars was reported, and Harry Lee, 24, and Thomas Miller, 74, were noted for missing and a forehead contusion respectively.
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Bain
Jacob White
Ro Street
Clarence Bell
L Street
T B Nolan
R Street
Matthew E O Brien
Fifth Street
Grant Leet
Fourteenth Street
G Strauss & Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
B K Morrow
Walter Reed General Hospital
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Milh Board
Gentlewan
Iran
Groun
Clark
Tate
Mt Pleasant
Ntober
de Fay
Permet
Yna
Oyarer
New Jersey
STORF
Cheng
Deng
Ts Affles
Genery
Ameter
J Murphey
Arca
Bargalis
Cwera
Axamine Wilard
Asd Paare
Anderson
Sucre
Gmcery Waann
Nia
Cocswell
Missouri Ave
Gelz
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Co
E Street
States Storage CO
10Th ST
Vanna
Erricg
Hapress
R Street NX
Stukalb
LP. Randolph & Co
Arxan
District At Columba
Pletcher White
Hamthis
Albert Ty Spangler
Irwin B
Linton
Joseph AR. Fague
Saturn
Government Service Colorate
Ile Offica
Seventeenth Street
Ladien
Local Produce Market
Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
United States Treasury
Hem
NEW York Grain
Cutin
Southern Railway
Rock Island
Morse and His Company
Fort Movement
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston Ae
Wilminton
City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Mid
Houston
Memphis
Augusta i
St Louis Oh
Cincinnati
Dallas
Little Rock Oy
Washington Cattle Market
nHouseholders
Washingtonians
Fling
House of Representatives
Fung
Socialist Party
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Cameron and
Fayette Streets
Sullivan
APLUS
National Savings and Trust Company
15Th and
Ye.r
J. Thilman Hendrick Hendrich
15Th St
N. W
Washington Stock-Exchange
Second Trust
Munsey Trust Company Capital
Frank A. Munsey
National Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
U. S. Treasury
Oldest National Bank
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Firat Tees O
Ti C
Wa. H. Saunders & Co
Police
Frank McDaniel
Third Street
New York Avenue
Mr Daniel
A T Hodge
Takoma Park
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Eleventh Street
Masonhusettts Avenue
Swift & Co
Best
Bulding
Peter Grogans
Seventh Street
Margret Wood
Mary F J Handley
Georgia Avenue
Ninth
Hi Streets
Emergent Hospital
Philip Staines
Girard Street
Sthlen
Harry Lee
Oli
T Street Southeast
Thomas Miller
Sixth Street
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